The IRS Wants to Convince Millennials It's Cool to Work There

bloomberg | April 6, 2015

[PROCON]

Linky only.

[PROCON]

http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/irs-millennials-come-work/2015/04/06/id/636579/

What a great idea!

Our narcissistic young ones could audit anyone that dared to hurt their feelings or criticize them.

It's a win-win for everyone.

Seriously though; the corrupt IRS employs 37,000 people; just think of the government savings if it's abolished for a more just tax system.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

For Millennials who want guaranteed job security, above average pay, a fat pension, rich health and other benefits, no accountability, long vacations and the ability to crush political enemies, it would be cool to work there.

[RightGeek]

Meet the boss kids!

[KarlInOhio]

About the only things missing are snazzy black uniforms and lots of goosestepping.

[Truth29]

FWIW, Wikipedia says the IRS employs 89,500.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_Revenue_Service

[Chunga85]

“For Millennials who want guaranteed job security, above average pay, a fat pension, rich health and other benefits, no accountability, long vacations and the ability to crush political enemies, it would be cool to work there.”

That sounds more like a boomer to me. It’s fun sport for some to bash millenials but they’re inheriting a lot of bad things and really have no choice in the matter. The damage by previous generations wasn’t their fault and can’t be undone.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Millenials will be drawn by the opportunity to snoop TMZ-style on the private records of “B” list celebrities.

[kearnyirish2]

I’m sure they are only looking for black, Hispanic, or female employees...

[clintonh8r]

...only if there’s a Starbucks in the employee canteen.....

[clintonh8r]

I dare say most millennials support the kinds of policies and cultural shifts that got us where we are.

[Milton Miteybad]

That sounds more like a boomer to me. It’s fun sport for some to bash millenials but they’re inheriting a lot of bad things and really have no choice in the matter. The damage by previous generations wasn’t their fault and can’t be undone.

Got a hot flash for ya: The whole thing was on fire when the Boomers showed up, also.

[kiryandil]

You can commit felonies like Lois Lerner*, and the gruberment will refuse to prosecute you!

How is that not cool?

*It's a felony to give taxpayer information to other agencies who are not authorized to get it.

[MrB]

Still, people have it hardwired in their being that theft is wrong.

[dfwgator]

Hey, feel left out because you were born too late to work for the Gestapo or the SS, well now’s your chance to make up for it by coming to work for us at the IRS.

[Chunga85]

An opinion shared by many boomers I’m sure. Leave a morally and financially bankrupt, police state govt along with your unfunded liabilities to your kids/grandkids, then blame them.

[Milton Miteybad]

An opinion shared by many boomers I’m sure. Leave a morally and financially bankrupt, police state govt along with your unfunded liabilities to your kids/grandkids, then blame them.

Right. It's all the Baby Boomers' fault. (Insert "rolleyes" smilie here.)

As it happens, age and experience enable me to see the eventual outcome of all this, insofar as you are concerned. In your twilight years, you will look back and note that you have done the best you can for yourself and your family, only to hear the younger generation you have raised complain about how you and your contemporaries didn't solve all the problems they now have to face.

Good luck with that, pal. Your answer to them, to the extent you may be able to muster one, will be no better than any your elders can offer you now.

Some things never change, including the Obama Scapegoat Syndrome. Every succeeding generation blames its predecessor for all the unsolved problems. Thus it ever was.